John McPhee breaks shooting stance into five parts: feet, knees, hips, shoulders, and head. Classroom explanation and range footage connect these parts to overall body position. The lesson also distinguishes pistol and rifle foot placement. Start with this overview before moving on to grip and aiming.
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